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Re: Do we still need defragment in Windows 7? |
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Of course you could choose to permanently have de-frag running, but that takes up system resources. It means an efficient file system however, I've not experienced any fragmentation with it running.
Of course you could choose to permanently have de-frag running, but that takes up system resources. It means an efficient file system however, I've not experienced any fragmentation with it running.
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Posted: Sun Jan 24, 2010 5:54 pm |
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Given the nature of hard drives and the way data is stored, defragging is always a good idea. It's just a good practice to clean up the hard drive and retrieve storage space.
Given the nature of hard drives and the way data is stored, defragging is always a good idea. It's just a good practice to clean up the hard drive and retrieve storage space.
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Posted: Wed Jan 20, 2010 4:26 pm |
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With the fast hardwares right now and the speed of Windows 7, do we still need to defrag our hard disks? If not, why is it that it is still a part of the control panel?
With the fast hardwares right now and the speed of Windows 7, do we still need to defrag our hard disks? If not, why is it that it is still a part of the control panel?
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Posted: Mon Jan 11, 2010 11:46 am |
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